Radar confirmed the twister hit the ground near Love Field and moved northeast through the city. Several homes and businesses were damaged, power lines downed and tree limbs were scattered across roadways.

There were no reports of fatalities or serious injuries as of 12:20 a.m. Monday, according to a release from the city of Dallas. Dallas Fire-Rescue spokesman Jason Evans said three people were hospitalized with injuries that were not considered life-threatening.

Seth Taylor sent in video Sunday over a tornado in Rowlett. "My wife and I watched a tornado touch down on Lake Ray Hubbard from our balcony in Rowlett, Texas," Taylor said.

Major damage was also seen in Richardson, near Richland College, where police were seen going door-to-door checking on people after the storm moved across. Our crews observed lots of trees down in the neighborhood and some roof damage to homes in the area.

NBC 5 received dozens of photos and videos from viewers during the storms, including many showing tornadoes suddenly appearing when backlit by lightning. Several of the videos can be seen here.

Among the buildings destroyed in the tornado was DFR station 41, where the roof and other parts of the building were removed by high winds. None of the firefighters inside the station at the time were injured, Evans said.

Firefighters in Richardson used chain saws to move fallen trees to help residents return to their homes after strong thunderstorms moved through North Texas, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019.

Your Weather Photos: Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019

Laura Harris was in a hard-hit neighborhood in Dallas Monday morning where there were power outages. Officers are rerouting drivers to keep them safe as there are downed power lines and downed trees throughout many neighborhoods.

By the time the sun comes up Monday morning, the storms will be well east and south of the North Texas.

The front will also bring cooler weather back to North Texas early in the week. The wind will settle down by Monday evening.

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